Evaluation: Question 3
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The respondent created a survey on Survey Monkey to get feedback on their movie poster and magazine cover designs. Only a small number of responses were received, mostly from younger females. The feedback indicated that people liked the designs but aspects made it obvious they were not real. After reviewing the survey results, the respondent refined the designs to make them appear more legitimate. Questions asked in the survey gathered information on demographics and opinions about the realism and quality of the designs.
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Evaluation question 3
After gathering feedback from peers, teachers, family and friends, the student learned several things. Feedback on the movie trailer, magazine cover and poster helped improve the final products. Surveys and questionnaires distributed on social media and through email provided feedback on strengths and weaknesses. Feedback indicated that some fonts and taglines did not clearly relate to the horror genre. Feedback on the movie trailer taught the student about pacing and constructing a compelling two-minute preview, as editing trailers was new. The feedback was incorporated to further challenge genre conventions and stand out.
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Evaluation q3
Bauer was initially considered as a media distributor because it is very successful and well known for its magazines. However, Bauer publishes two rock magazines, Kerrang! and Q, that are similar to the proposed music magazine. Time Inc. UK was then considered because it is also well known and successful, but it only distributes one magazine, NME, that operates in a similar market. This would result in less competition within Time Inc. UK compared to Bauer. Distributing the new magazine through a big named distributor like Time Inc. UK would allow it to reach a nationwide audience and appeal to the target readership.
Question 4 who would be the audience for Media AS
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Ben Brown conducted research on various online horror fan groups and interviewed local students to learn about audience preferences. He discovered that both groups appreciate original stories and the use of practical effects over CGI. Based on this research, Brown plans to include practical effects in his own horror project and create an original story without sequels. To complete his research, Brown needs to conduct additional audience interviews and compile bibliographies of his sources. The weakest part of Brown's research was the student questionnaire, so he would improve on gathering more detailed local audience responses.
Second Reflection.pptx
Ben Brown conducted research on various online horror fan groups and interviewed local students to learn about audience preferences. He discovered that both groups appreciate original stories and the use of practical effects over CGI. Based on this research, Brown plans to include practical effects in his own horror project and create an original story without sequels. To complete his research, Brown needs to conduct additional audience interviews and compile bibliographies of his sources. The part of his research he would most improve is the student questionnaire, as the responses lacked detail.
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The student analyzed which film magazine would be most appropriate to feature a review of their thriller film. They researched "Total Film" magazine and found it reviews similar genre films like "Memento" and "Inception". They believe "Total Film" would be a good choice as it is a popular and reputable magazine, meaning more people would read the review and trust the magazine's opinion of the film. Featuring the review in a well-known publication like "Total Film" would help establish the film's reputation and credibility with audiences.
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- For the trailer, audience members could not clearly hear dialogue over a river sound effect in one scene.
- The poster effectively conveyed the film's genre and raised questions about its plot, but some text was illegible due to the display board.
- The magazine cover image grabbed attention and followed conventions, but the plain gray background could be improved.
7. Evaluation
Hannah evaluated her research and planning process for her magazine production project. She identified some strengths, such as thorough initial plans that guided her final product. However, she also noted weaknesses in her research questionnaire and lack of additional existing product research at the start. For planning, her style sheets and contingency planning were strengths, but flat plans did not match her final layouts. Overall, Hannah felt her planning helped guide her successful production, though some aspects like experiments could have been improved with more time.
7. Evaluation
Hannah evaluated the strengths and weaknesses of her research process for developing a lifestyle magazine. She analyzed existing magazines to influence her design but found her research could have been improved by examining magazines more similar to her concept. A questionnaire received negative responses that did not reflect her target audience. Profiles of comparable magazines helped define her audience and pricing. Interviews provided useful feedback incorporated into her product. Overall, her initial plans and proposal successfully guided her process, but her research design, namely the questionnaire, could have been improved with a more tailored audience.
Target audience research on draft 1 of synopsis
The document summarizes feedback from interviews on a draft synopsis. For most questions, the majority of interviewees understood key elements like the world, character, and problem. However, some answers identified room for improvement in clarifying aspects like the protagonist's motivation and main event. The feedback indicated the synopsis communicates that the film could be made with no budget, but stakes may need to be higher. Overall, the interviews validated many story elements but revealed opportunities to provide more detail and clarity.
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- 2. My magazine cover and movie poster after the survey: I think I took most of the things that were said in my audience feedback into consideration, and with that I have made both of my ancillary texts a lot better than what they werebefore. These are the questions I asked, and the responses I got on my survey:
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